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The Mayor of Amphibiville promotes Michigan's official conservation week
11/29/2018
Conservation week set for December 1-7
UCS student is one of ten honored nationally for conservation work
09/28/2018
Trinity Favazza earns President's Environmental Youth Award
Circus comes to town to teach students the art of performance
05/11/2018
Trinity with Detroit Zoo shirt on
Student in green dress in front of capital building in D.C.
Students in circus dress
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UHS named Marching Band of the Year
10/22/2019
WDIV awards Marching Chieftain top honor
10/21/2019
Messmore students hit the ground running every Monday
Morgan students start their day on the right foot
10/17/2019
Two mile hike marks national walk to school day
Drum majors with trophy
The Run Club Group Photo
Clifford the Big Red Dog welcome student to school
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We are having a successful beginning for students at Switzer this year.  I want to thank parents for attending our Open House. It is great to see how much our community supports our school. Speaking of support, we are on our way to turning our “fund” run into a COLOR RUN. The deadline to turn in your forms is October 14. Remember just by signing up online your child gets a “shout-out” on announcements, sunglasses and gets to sign the fund run banner. Technology, supplies, assemblies and rewards for our students are all benefits from our fund run. Thank you again for your support.

 

October is here and it gives us the chance to enjoy cooler temperatures (maybe) and of course Halloween! Please remember that we have a half day on October 31. Classes have great activities planned and an outdoor parade at 10:30, weather permitting. I will be opening the gates so parents can park in the back field. The gates will close at 10:25. Remember that this is a school day so please leave inappropriate costume accessories (weapons, blood, swords) at home.

 

Some new calendar dates are hot of the press. Switzer will host conferences in the evening on November 7 and in the afternoon and evening on November 14. Your teachers will be reaching out to schedule a time to meet. November 14 will be a half day for students. Please also mark your calendars for no school on November 5, it is a professional development day.

 

Let’s have another super, swell month!

Jacob Palmer

The Switzer Elementary community is committed to helping all students become responsible life-long learners by maintaining a safe, positive environment that encourages individuals to reach their full potential.

March Is Reading Month

Academic Blitz”Reading is Awesome” is the 2017 March is Reading month theme at Switzer. We started our reading month with our reading assembly today. Information has been sent home but is also included in this newsletter. Students will be bringing home their packet with reading goals and a log sheets to be turned in on Mondays, starting March 13. Students who meet their goals and turn in their log sheets will be awarded tickets/legos and be entered into drawings for access passes to the Lego Garage or Slurpees. If we hit our school goal we will have a special visit from our “lego rescue heros” from the police, fire and homeland security. Don’t forget family reading night planned for March 24, at 6:30pm. All prizes and events have been funded by our supportive PTO and thank you Switzer reading committee for your hard work and great ideas!

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